I just realised that I have not even written anything about the current course we are taking: Field course in collaboration and learning in natural resource management (yes that’s the whole title, I didn’t shorten it). This is the second course in the syllabus, after the introduction to EC. It is based around a research… Continue reading The second course
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My name is Sebastian, but I’ve been called many nicknames under the sun: Seb, Sebbe, Sebban, Sebbi, Sebbzor, Seabass, Bob, Harry Potter, Spiderman, “The Man. The Myth. The Legend.”
I am in many ways a practical optimist, an entertainer, and a solid friend.
My current mission is to help the next generation live even better lives than we have. How I strive for this will evolve with time, and certainly with this course!
I am interested in pretty much everything that has to do with life — life on this planet, it’s evolution, and the lives of people, in history and here and now — and the culmination is my endless strive to live life fully.
Where’s the environment stuff?
I’ve picked up by word of mouth that a number of people in our course feel that there is not much environment stuff in our syllabus. We’re here to learn about the environment, right? How can we become good at environmental communication without knowing about the environment? This is something you should know about, if… Continue reading Where’s the environment stuff?
Back to communication
I just realised that the post I wrote a moment ago was rather personal and had very little to do with environmental communication or university life. Of course, the growth-focused mindset is relevant to university studies as much as any occupation or phase of life. And, in a way, students tend to be in a… Continue reading Back to communication
Chaos…
I apologise for the brief hiatus in my blogging. The current course has experienced some difficulties, as an unexpected tragedy struck the head of the course, and several stand-ins and schedule changes had to be organised. This is chaotic for all involved, and we students are probably the least affected. Still, it has been difficult… Continue reading Chaos…
Returning to humour
One of my very first posts was a gamble. I posted a short text on humour with a video of one of the most offensive comedians I know, on a site where I know I am to be the representative of a high-level academic program, addressing one of the most globally significant challenges the future… Continue reading Returning to humour
A few words on the climate
To the non-Scandinavian students who are curious of what it is like to study and live in Sweden, I thought I’d drop you a quick message about winter. It is indeed coming, and we are beginning to feel the brunt of the cold weather and short daylight hours. Among the people from warmer countries I’ve… Continue reading A few words on the climate
At the end of the beginning
We just had a course evaluation session for this introductory course/module to environmental communication, and it left me in a particular mood. I think elated is the word I’m looking for. This first module has been a sheer joy (barring a workshop on academic writing and some literature that I’d rather kick a brick than… Continue reading At the end of the beginning
Breakfast With a Profound Article
Reading up on articles for my home exam, due in a week, I came across “Lunch With a Turtle Poacher“, a surprisingly moving article that relates a story of Gordo, a turtle poacher that converted into a key helper in conservation efforts for the same turtles. It contained for me not only tough insights into… Continue reading Breakfast With a Profound Article
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To all of us out there looking for that perfect job, house, hobby, relationship… or masters course 😉
Being a loudmouth
I was always the quiet student. I nearly wrote quiet child. That would have been a lie. As a baby, I drove my mother to the brink of insanity with my endless screaming and crying. Then I quieted down. A lot. In school and in early social situations, I was always the silent observer, in… Continue reading Being a loudmouth